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I agree win 10 totally the best most stable version that's come out of Microsoft.
not saying I haven't had some issues, perseverance usually solves it :)
I agree win 10 totally the best most stable version that's come out of Microsoft.
not saying I haven't had some issues, perseverance usually solves it :)
With the majority here, I've had no problems at all with my Win10 installation. A few issues on an OLD Dell that I upgraded but that was just a driver issue that Dell would not address much less fix. To be fair to dell though, the machine in question was NOT tested for 10 or recommended for the update to 10. It still worked though, except for that touch pad.
As others have said/asked...... just what issues are you referring to? That's why we're here, you know, to help people get their machines humming along nicely. If you jut want to hate on 10 with no examples then..............
I have an Aspire T690 sitting here with an Intel duo/2GBs ram that had Vista on it when bought and then onto 7 Ultimate, to 8/8.1, and then 10. Runs absolutely great. But I see the type. Make a complaint, then leave.
I have installed w10 on 10 years old+ pcs. Best windows ever if you've got the right drivers. Try running w7 on an old 1GB Atom netbook. W10 is quite useable there.
I have been searching for a fix to the DISM problems that happen after updating to the Creators Update. I could not find anything that worked, so I backed CU out with System Restore to version 1511.10586.839. Now, DISM works just fine with no detected corruption. Under CU, DISM always detected component store corruption although SFC did not. According to this site, this is a known issue that Microsoft has chosen to ignore. There is absolutely no excuse for Microsoft to overlook an important utility like DISM. One day, maybe Microsoft will conduct sufficient pre-release testing to put out a good cumulative update. I was a database manager for about 30 years before retiring. If we put out junk like this, we would not have a job!
I'm not sure what you're talking about. DISM works fine in CU. If it doesn't for you, then it means that it's something specific to your installation. Upgrades frequently have issues like this, and if it matters to you, you will likely have to do a clean install.
Unfortunately, Upgrades are not something that are 100% reliable for every possible configuration/permutation of hardware/software. If they work for you, great. If they don't, you need to clean install.
So that's it. I couldn't get DISM to work since CU via UUP update to save my soul as seen below. Always the same results. But then SFC works, which doesn't make sense to me. Some are saying it's the image that's corrupt in the latter posts of this thread: Use DISM to Repair Windows 10 Image - Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials
I shall attempt to fresh install then. Thanks.
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Apparently it's something specific to almost everyone on this forum (me included).
It means this...
Creators update component store shows corruption but unable to repair
...and perhaps this.
Chkdsk not working?